In and Out of School

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Schools Abroad: Schools of the Air

            In Australia, many families live a long way from a town, so the nearest school is often very far away. For this reason, many children attend a very different kind of school of the Air because the students have classes over the radio.

           Most areas have a school like this for children between 4 and 12 years old. They study at home but they are still members of the class. The children have radio lessons with their class three times a week. Each lesson lasts about 30 minutes. Students also have a 10-minute private lesson with their teacher once a week.

          The school provides the radio, books, videos and other resources. The children send their work to the teacher once a week. The children’s parents help them to do their work at home. Teachers and students also communicate by phone, fax and e-mail and the teacher visits children at home at least once a year.

         The school of the Air may sound like a strange idea. For the isolated students of Australia it’s the only way to learn.

1.     In ___________ schools are situated very far from students’ homes.                                                

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Schools Abroad: Schools of the Air

            In Australia, many families live a long way from a town, so the nearest school is often very far away. For this reason, many children attend a very different kind of school of the Air because the students have classes over the radio.

           Most areas have a school like this for children between 4 and 12 years old. They study at home but they are still members of the class. The children have radio lessons with their class three times a week. Each lesson lasts about 30 minutes. Students also have a 10-minute private lesson with their teacher once a week.

          The school provides the radio, books, videos and other resources. The children send their work to the teacher once a week. The children’s parents help them to do their work at home. Teachers and students also communicate by phone, fax and e-mail and the teacher visits children at home at least once a year.

         The school of the Air may sound like a strange idea. For the isolated students of Australia it’s the only way to learn.

2.     In the School of the Air students have lessons over the ________________

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Schools Abroad: Schools of the Air

            In Australia, many families live a long way from a town, so the nearest school is often very far away. For this reason, many children attend a very different kind of school of the Air because the students have classes over the radio.

           Most areas have a school like this for children between 4 and 12 years old. They study at home but they are still members of the class. The children have radio lessons with their class three times a week. Each lesson lasts about 30 minutes. Students also have a 10-minute private lesson with their teacher once a week.

          The school provides the radio, books, videos and other resources. The children send their work to the teacher once a week. The children’s parents help them to do their work at home. Teachers and students also communicate by phone, fax and e-mail and the teacher visits children at home at least once a year.

         The school of the Air may sound like a strange idea. For the isolated students of Australia it’s the only way to learn.

3.     It’s a school for students between ______________ years old.

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Schools Abroad: Schools of the Air

            In Australia, many families live a long way from a town, so the nearest school is often very far away. For this reason, many children attend a very different kind of school of the Air because the students have classes over the radio.

           Most areas have a school like this for children between 4 and 12 years old. They study at home but they are still members of the class. The children have radio lessons with their class three times a week. Each lesson lasts about 30 minutes. Students also have a 10-minute private lesson with their teacher once a week.

          The school provides the radio, books, videos and other resources. The children send their work to the teacher once a week. The children’s parents help them to do their work at home. Teachers and students also communicate by phone, fax and e-mail and the teacher visits children at home at least once a year.

         The school of the Air may sound like a strange idea. For the isolated students of Australia it’s the only way to learn.

4.     Every lesson is about ___________ .

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Schools Abroad: Schools of the Air

            In Australia, many families live a long way from a town, so the nearest school is often very far away. For this reason, many children attend a very different kind of school of the Air because the students have classes over the radio.

           Most areas have a school like this for children between 4 and 12 years old. They study at home but they are still members of the class. The children have radio lessons with their class three times a week. Each lesson lasts about 30 minutes. Students also have a 10-minute private lesson with their teacher once a week.

          The school provides the radio, books, videos and other resources. The children send their work to the teacher once a week. The children’s parents help them to do their work at home. Teachers and students also communicate by phone, fax and e-mail and the teacher visits children at home at least once a year.

         The school of the Air may sound like a strange idea. For the isolated students of Australia it’s the only way to learn.

5.     _________________ help children to get ready with their homework.

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Schools Abroad: Schools of the Air

            In Australia, many families live a long way from a town, so the nearest school is often very far away. For this reason, many children attend a very different kind of school of the Air because the students have classes over the radio.

           Most areas have a school like this for children between 4 and 12 years old. They study at home but they are still members of the class. The children have radio lessons with their class three times a week. Each lesson lasts about 30 minutes. Students also have a 10-minute private lesson with their teacher once a week.

          The school provides the radio, books, videos and other resources. The children send their work to the teacher once a week. The children’s parents help them to do their work at home. Teachers and students also communicate by phone, fax and e-mail and the teacher visits children at home at least once a year.

         The school of the Air may sound like a strange idea. For the isolated students of Australia it’s the only way to learn.

6.     Teachers visit students’ homes ___________________ a year.

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A gym is a room where pupils ...

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Pupils can do experiments in a ...

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A room for teachers is ...

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Headmaster's office is a room for ...

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Pupils can leave their shoes, a jacket and other thihgs in ...

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A library is a room where pupils can ...

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Pupils can have their lunch in a ....

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Pupils ..... wear a unform in our school.

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Pupils ..... listen to their teachers at the lessons and do homework in time .

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Pupils ..... use their books, copybooks, pens and pencils in class during the lessons.

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Pupils ..... come to school at 7 o'clock in the morning.